Maggie Doogan, Grace Larkins, Morgan Maly, Rose Micheaux, and Aneesah Morrow delivered exceptional performances, securing their places in this week’s women’s basketball starting five.
Maggie Doogan (Richmond) showcased her scoring prowess, leading Richmond to two significant Atlantic 10 Conference victories with a career-high 37 points against George Mason and a solid 26 points versus Davidson. Her scoring efficiency and ability to contribute in multiple facets of the game helped her climb to 20th on Richmond’s all-time scoring list.
Grace Larkins (South Dakota) had a historic week, setting a new school record with 45 points in a game and maintaining a streak of double-doubles. Her dominance in scoring, rebounding, and playmaking places her among the top players nationally in points per game and total points for the season.
Morgan Maly (Creighton) was instrumental in Creighton’s two Big East wins, particularly with her shooting accuracy and clutch performances. Her contributions were pivotal in securing victories over Marquette and Seton Hall, showcasing her scoring efficiency from both the field and beyond the arc.
Rose Micheaux (Virginia Tech) played a crucial role in Virginia Tech’s success with her first ACC 20-point games, including a perfect shooting performance against Wake Forest. Her double-double against Georgia Tech highlighted her ability to perform in high-pressure situations, contributing to a historic team performance.
Aneesah Morrow (LSU) continued her dominance with consecutive double-doubles, including a standout 20-20 game against Tennessee. Her ability to consistently post high-scoring and high-rebounding games places her among the elite, achieving significant career milestones in points and rebounds.
Each of these players demonstrated outstanding individual performances, contributing significantly to their teams’ successes and cementing their status as standout players in women’s college basketball.
